How can I find out the changes from a slice that is already included in the main image? For example, my current image is 30650. The slice for issue 12288 is in the main image since version 30611. I would like to see the changes from this slice for the image 30610. The issue description and the slice log don't give any hints on what was changed. Opening the changebrowser on this slice from doesn't show any changes as these are already included in this image. nicolai
2013/12/18 Marcus Denker <marcus.denker@inria.fr>
On 18 Dec 2013, at 00:26, Nicolai Hess <nicolaihess@web.de> wrote:
How can I find out the changes from a slice that is already included in the main image?
So what I just do is to âmergeâ â> if empty, all changes are in.
Marcus
This "all changes are in" case is where I want to know "what were these changes". Or, how can we "undo" those changes made by the fix for issue 12288, for example. Or can I open a version browser on all those changes from this slice. Nicolai
I would take an older image and do a merge like that you see the changes contained in the slices but this is not satisfactory. I would like to have a db storing all the changes and that we could do queries like show me the diff between the senders of foo in version 30399 and 30405 we are slowly getting there. Stef
On 18 Dec 2013, at 00:26, Nicolai Hess <nicolaihess@web.de> wrote:
How can I find out the changes from a slice that is already included in the main image?
So what I just do is to âmergeâ â> if empty, all changes are in.
Marcus
This "all changes are in" case is where I want to know "what were these changes". Or, how can we "undo" those changes made by the fix for issue 12288, for example. Or can I open a version browser on all those changes from this slice.
Nicolai
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